Corydon Animal Hospital

We landed there with our pet not eating for 4 days. We were really worried and stressed and in that situation we were given a totally wrong diagnosis saying our pet had infection , antibiotics were prescribed. His condition did not get any better. We called them asking if they could see him again, they told us we can leave the pet to the clinic until the doctor gets time to have a look , it could be after a couple of hours. That time we decided not to go there again and headed to emergency. To our surprise, the doctor did an overall check up and confirmed there was no infection, his stool was stuck in stomach.The prescribed medication worked for the emergency one and he is now all good.I do not understand if you are not sure enough about the diagnosis, why would you prescribe medication and just take your business forward using the stressed situation of the pet owner.I do not recommend anybody to visit there and have wrong diagnosis, medications and financial stress.

Dr. Chartrand is amazing. The amount of care and interest that she shows in my dog is phenomenal. She is interested to listen to my comments of what I am noticing and goes over various options for care. She is patient with my dog who is admittedly not good at being still for needles. Her expertise and dedication is truly appreciated.

Great staff and great doctors, made a difficult situation comfortable.

Used to LOVE this clinic. I used to recommend them to everyone I knew. The veterinarians and support staff were always amazing and professional. But I don’t think I can support a business where the staff are now treated so poorly by the management. Inappropriate behaviour and harassment are just accepted as part of the job and they are so overworked and mistreated no wonder they have such high turnover rates. As soon as their office manager changed, everything started going downhill. She is a nasty lady who is passive aggressive and manipulative. No point trying to have a rational conversation with her. Again, this place used to be great...but I just can’t help thinking about what’s happening behind closed doors here. My best wishes to all the veterinarians and support staff that remain there